Co-working in Kaohsiung

How many coworking spaces are there in Kaohsiung?

Coworking spaces listed

8

Updated July 2026

Traditional coworking/business-center spaces are plentiful in Kaohsiung; no genuine hotel-based coworking hybrid (a hotel offering public day-pass coworking membership) could be identified in this city at the time of research — see “Hotel Based Spaces” note. Kaohsiung has one clear members'-club-style space (Second Space); no dedicated coliving+coworking hybrid property was found operating in the city at the time of research.

Typical monthly desk: NT$1,200
Typical day pass: NT$150

Overall7/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

Kaohsiung's coworking scene is largely oriented around local startups, SOHO freelancers, and company/business-address registration services rather than an international digital-nomad crowd, so don't assume every desk-holder or staff member will be fluent in English — it's worth checking language support before committing to a plan.
Monthly shared-desk pricing in Kaohsiung is generally far cheaper than Taipei — many spaces cluster in the roughly NT$1,200–5,000/month range for a flexible or fixed seat, well below big-city rates.
Several centers (e.g. Koffice, Y Space, SC Space) bundle in a legal 'business address registration' option alongside the desk — handy if you're setting up a local entity, but not something most short-stay nomads need.
If you specifically want a hotel-with-coworking hybrid experience (like some spaces in Taipei), Kaohsiung doesn't currently have an established one that we could verify — a dedicated coworking space or a hotel with a strong in-room desk/lobby setup is the more realistic option here.
Second Space markets itself explicitly as a 'members' club' rather than a generic coworking space, with tech/design-focused membership vetting rather than fully open-door access.
Pricing tiers and add-ons (like the barista coffee subscription) have been changing as Second Space expands to a second, larger location — always check current published rates before committing to a plan.
No true coliving+coworking hybrid property (i.e., a residence with built-in coworking membership, common in Southeast Asian digital-nomad hubs) was found operating in Kaohsiung at the time of research — nomads wanting that combined format may need to look at Taipei instead, or pair a standard short-term rental with a coworking membership.

Coworking Spaces

Context Note: No named hotel actively marketing an open, public-facing coworking membership or day-pass product in Kaohsiung was found. Several Kaohsiung business hotels (e.g. those reviewed by HotelsCombined and Booking.com round-ups) advertise in-house 'business centers,' but these are guest-only amenities rather than a coworking hybrid open to the public, so none are listed here per the category's intent.

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

Second Space
Day pass
NT$185
Listed as a '10-Day Flex Pass' rate of $185/day; a cheaper 30-day flex rate of $160/day (≈USD 4.9) is also offered. A true single day-drop-in price wasn't separately published.
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Kaohsiung (exact district not specified on the operator's own site)
Vibe and Amenities
Kaohsiung.co-working targeted specifically at tech creators and designers, with a curated, community-driven feel rather than an open-to-everyone space.
SYNC Coworking Space (SYNC鑫空間)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Downtown Kaohsiung
Vibe and Amenities
Opened in 2019 as a downtown business center built around face-to-face networking rather than virtual community; the centre provides high speed internet, business lounge, comfortable common area, free snack in the pantry, copy and printing facilities, meeting room, board room, 24 hour security, air conditioning and CCTV, and holds a biweekly in-house 'Lunch Day' networking event.
Dao Teng International Business Center (道騰國際商務中心)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Kaohsiung (specific district not confirmed)
Vibe and Amenities
Explicitly positioned toward foreign companies and entrepreneurs setting up in Taiwan — Kaohsiung DaoTeng International Business Center provides exclusive office space for foreign customers and helps them connect to local resources and marketing information. Also bundles company registration, accounting/legal referrals, VoIP setup and design services alongside the desks.
Y Space / Commune.Y Space (Y空間商務中心)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Minzu Road, central Kaohsiung
Vibe and Amenities
Polished, upscale business-center feel with 1-12 person private offices, unreserved open flexible seating, meeting rooms, phone booths, a dual-fiber redundant network, and a notably rare 6-meter LED backdrop wall used for talks and product launches.
Koffice (K Office 高雄共享辦公室)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Near the Sanduo commercial district / Sanduo MRT area
Monthly Price
NT$1,200
This is the basic shared-desk tier without business address registration; private offices start from roughly NT$7,000/month (≈USD 215).
Vibe and Amenities
Budget-oriented, high-floor space with good natural light and ventilation, unlimited 300Mbps wifi, a Starbucks coffee machine, microwave/fridge/water dispenser, multifunction printer/fax, package/mail handling, and a location close to the Sanduo shopping district and MRT (about 300m).
SC Space / Xinchuang Business Shared Center (芯創商務共享中心)
Day pass
NT$150
Figure is described as the effective daily cost when amortizing a monthly flexible-seating plan, not necessarily a standalone drop-in day rate.
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Multiple 'prime' Kaohsiung locations (exact address not specified in source)
Monthly Price
NT$4,000
Quoted as the approximate monthly rate for a dedicated fixed seat.
Vibe and Amenities
Deliberately positioned as quiet and professional rather than a social/party-oriented space, aimed at freelancers, designers, engineers and accountants; offers dedicated locked-desk seating for people who need dual monitors or to leave equipment overnight, plus meeting-room rental and optional legal business-address registration.
Sianghong Innovation Center (翔弘群創中心)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
New Bay Area (新灣區), about a 3-minute walk from Shijia (獅甲) MRT Station
Vibe and Amenities
Designer-fitted 15th-floor space with 270-degree panoramic windows overlooking Kaohsiung Harbor and the Ferris wheel, ergonomic furniture, projector-equipped meeting rooms, and bilingual secretarial support; close to the MRT and a short drive from the airport and HSR station.
MARS Coworking / 創客太空站 (Mars Business & Meeting Rooms)
Type
Traditional coworking
Neighborhood
Zuoying District, Mingcheng 2nd Road
Vibe and Amenities
Business-center style space aimed at independent freelancers, startup teams, and small office tenants, with meeting rooms available for rent; located near Zuoying, a hub close to Kaohsiung's HSR/MRT interchange.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Clubs and Hybrids

Second Space
Type
Membership club
Neighborhood
Xinxing District, directly opposite Kaohsiung Central Park (中央公園), 5 meters from Central Park MRT Exit 3; a second, larger branch has opened on Qixian 1st Road
Vibe and Amenities
Self-branded as a 'members' club' rather than a plain coworking space, positioned for tech and design creators specifically. Second Space is a members club designed for active creators in tech and design industry, offering a fully furnished office with 25 hot desks, 24/7 facial-recognition access, exclusive tech-only membership, a bilingual local/international community, fast broadband, brainstorming walls, a cafe, and networking opportunities. The operation is fully self-service via facial recognition sign-up through an app, positions itself as a community space for creators with workshops, networking events and tech talks, and accepts credit cards, LINE Pay, Google Pay and even cryptocurrency, but no cash. Founded by someone who found Kaohsiung lacked facilities available to digital nomads in cities like London; the second branch is expected to become another hub of activity for southern Taiwan's growing expat and flexible-worker population. The space also markets itself directly to digital nomads and highlights ties to Taiwan's visa ecosystem for remote workers.
Address Note
Original branch: No. 12-5, Zhongshan 1st Rd, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City
Pricing
Day pass
NT$200
Coffee Addon Monthly
NT$1,500
Monthly Membership 9to19
NT$1,299

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 17 visits.

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